Sinful Secrets

Thea Devine, one of the masters of erotic historical romance, pulls together a double plot of a Victorian era erotic historical, with a paranormal vampire twist, that is steamy hot, sensual, and full of suspense. The title is appropriate as two passionate lovers come together with "Sinful Secrets" they similarly share. Sayra, the beautiful and sensual "position girl" at The Pig and The Poke Pub in Wixone-on-Lyme, England and daughter of the local drunk, Mansour, is unsuspecting brought together with the handsome, tough, and strong second son of the Duke of Wrentham, Declan/Sinclair. From Kadir, to Berenjevic and Budapest, Vienna, Paris, Calis, and finally back to England, the story follows these two sensual people on a quest for answers to their present and past. Sayra and Declan/Sinclair chase down those that thirst on the blood of others and quest for power, while they are passionately and sensually drawn to their bodies, spirits, and secrets. Woven within the erotic sexual scenes are questions of who can be trusted, who is in disguise, and what is the truth? Will these passionate lovers; Sayra and Declan, overcome the evil, blood lust and distrust and find true love? A truly enjoyable, well-written story for mature readers who enjoy a top notch erotic historical with a paranormal mystery.

I am already familiar with Thea Devine's past works, so I new what to expect. She's racy and good at what she does, writing erotic romance. So prudes be warned, this ain't your momma's romance novel.

WOW, this book is really great reading. I'm glad that there are the likes of Thea Devine who understands a woman's secret fantasies. There are only a handfull romance authors out there who are courageous enough to write sexy and sensual novels which a lot of romance readers crave and enjoy. More power to Thea Devine and keep on writing.

I really liked it. I love erotic fiction and this is one of the best. I did like the plot also. Yes, there are a lot of sex scenes,but that's what made the book what it is. Yes,some of the italics did bother me, but I got pass that. Very good book.